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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 2005

Page

2

Quote by Alfred E. Smith on suppressing dissent

Alfred E. Smith, then New York governor in 1920, argues that using law to silence opposing views reveals weakness in the righteousness of one’s cause and faith in its justice. The remark frames civil liberty as essential amid political disagreement.

Alfred E. Smith New York

Kansas 65 percent classroom funding plan risks more red tape

Kansas lawmakers pushed a 65 percent classroom spending target in a special session. Critics warn districts could face heavy administration workload to track, report and justify costs, potentially increasing paperwork and not improving student learning.

Kansas National Center For Education Statistics Harris News Service

Are Americans to blame for hurricanes in history

The piece argues against linking hurricanes to human actions or global warming. It cites historical cyclone activity, notes multi decade cycles, and challenges claims that rising ocean heat amplifies storms. It emphasizes natural variability, data limits, and cautions against blaming policy or technology for natural disasters.

U.S Atlantic William Gray West Pacific East Pacific Indian Ocean National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Florida Gulfport Miss Nature Patrick Michaels Roger Pielke University of Colorado Andrew NOAA

Cindy Sheehan Stands Outside Bush Crawford Ranch

A Texas mother, Cindy Sheehan, camped by George W Bush’s Crawford ranch to demand a meeting and ask why her son Casey died in Iraq. Her lone protest has become a national symbol against the war, drawing broad support and White House pushback.

Cindy Sheehan Iraq George W Casey George Bush Karl Rove Cindy Crawford Texas White House

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